AI-enhanced game prepares public health students for global challenges
The Department of Public Health Sciences used an AI-powered simulation game to teach students about global health and pandemic response.
Award-winning medical student sparks rural health push on Kaua?i
Erin Evangelista is tackling healthcare gaps on Kaua?i through education and mentorship.
51²è¹Ý researchers link dolphin strandings to infectious disease that can spread to humans
CTAHR researchers identified striped dolphins as especially vulnerable to Brucella ceti.
51²è¹Ý research tests dementia-friendly design in campus garden
Community members helped test a new 51²è¹Ý-developed checklist for improving accessibility and inclusivity in garden spaces.
51²è¹Ý ²Ñ¨¡²Ô´Ç²¹ faculty help lead global aging initiative in Japan
Their key roles promote active aging at ACAP¡¯s 20th anniversary conference in Japan.
International experts convene to advise Red Hill Registry
International experts gathered to guide the Red Hill Registry¡¯s efforts to track and address health impacts from the 2021 jet fuel spill.
Indigenous views of elderhood offer lessons on aging
The study finds elderhood in Indigenous communities is earned through wisdom, not age, promoting healthy aging.
51²è¹Ý study links spearfishing to wellness, culture, community
Spearfishing, deeply woven into Hawaiian culture, may also serve as a powerful tool for promoting physical and community health.
51²è¹Ý joins effort to strengthen public health emergency preparedness
51²è¹Ý ²Ñ¨¡²Ô´Ç²¹ is leading a key project in a regional effort to strengthen public health emergency preparedness, focusing on health risk communication.
Public health scholars earn national fellowship for advancing community health
Jena Funakoshi and Carrie Soo Hoo were selected for the American Public Health Association fellowship.